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Winterhalter GS630 User Manual

Winterhalter GS630
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Winterhalter Gastronom GmbH
Gewerbliche Spülsysteme
Tettnanger Straße 72
88074 Meckenbeuren
Telefon +49 (0) 75 42 / 4 02-0
Telefax +49 (0) 75 42 / 4 02-1 87
www.winterhalter.de
info@winterhalter.de
Winterhalter Gastronom GmbH
Commercial Dishwashing Systems
Tettnanger Straße 72
88074 Meckenbeuren · Germany
Telephon +49 (0) 75 42 / 4 02-0
Telefax +49 (0) 75 42 / 4 02-1 87
www.winterhalter.biz
info@winterhalter.biz
89012958-00/11-2010
GS 630
GS 630
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Winterhalter GS630 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandWinterhalter
ModelGS630
CategoryDishwasher
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Safety notes

Explanation of symbols used

Explains symbols used for warnings and information in the manual.

Proper use

Specifies authorized usage and restrictions for the utensil washer.

Improper use

Details actions and conditions that constitute improper use of the device.

Using chemicals

Provides guidelines for safe handling and use of cleaning chemicals.

General safety notes

Outlines essential safety precautions and user responsibilities for operating the machine.

Daily cleaning and maintenance

Procedures for daily cleaning and upkeep of the washing machine.

Before working with the machine

Checking the completeness

Verifies that all components are present and undamaged upon delivery.

Commissioning

Steps for initial setup, connection, and operator training for the machine.

Rinse aid and detergent

Safety notes

Safety precautions when handling rinse aid and detergent chemicals.

Rinse aid

Explains the function and supply mechanism of rinse aid in the washing process.

Detergent

Describes the necessity and methods of detergent supply for effective cleaning.

Dosing of the detergent powder

Details manual dosing procedures for detergent powder before and after wash cycles.

Dosing of liquid detergent

Explains how liquid detergent dosing is set and managed by service engineers.

Changing the detergent

Provides instructions and warnings for changing liquid detergents, including rinsing.

Machine description

Operating panel

Describes the layout and functions of the machine's control panel and its indicators.

Mode of operation

Explains the sequence of operations from warm-up to ready status and program execution.

Programme steps

Explains the Wash, Drain, Rinse, and Cold water pre-wash stages of the cycle.

Washing programmes

Lists and describes the different available washing programmes and their applications.

Operation

Switching on

Step-by-step guide on how to safely switch on the machine and prepare it for use.

Before switching on the machine

Crucial checks to perform before powering on the machine, including safety.

Switching on the machine and making it ready for operation

Describes the process of powering on the machine and waiting for it to reach operational temperature.

Supplying detergent manually

Instructions for manual addition of detergent if automatic dosing is not used.

Washing

Details the washing process, including sorting dishes and starting cycles.

Sorting the dishes

Guidelines for proper loading and arrangement of dishes for optimal washing.

Washing with the normal washing cycle

Step-by-step instructions for executing the standard washing programme.

Break

Actions to take during a pause or after a wash cycle, like checking filters.

Washing with special programmes

How to access and use special programmes via the function key.

Special programmes

Explains the 'Short programme', 'Programmes with reduced rinsing temperature', 'Intensive programme', and 'Mode with manual cold water pre-wash'.

Routine checks

Procedures for checking dish cleanliness, error indicators, and detergent/rinse aid levels.

Maintenance steps (filter, wash arms)

Visual guide for performing routine maintenance on filters, wash arms, and pipes.

Servicing and maintenance

Switch off the machine

Instructions on how to safely power down the machine.

Daily

Details daily maintenance tasks, including running the self-cleaning programme.

Starting the self-cleaning programme

Step-by-step guide to initiating the machine's automatic self-cleaning cycle.

Manual cleaning of the machine interior

Procedures for manual cleaning of internal components like wash arms, filters, and sieves.

Cleaning the exterior of the machine

Guidelines for cleaning and maintaining the external surfaces of the machine.

Checking the external water preparation

Verifies the status and sufficiency of the external water treatment system.

Monthly

Monthly maintenance tasks, including cleaning the dirt trap and descaling.

Cleaning the dirt trap

Instructions for cleaning the dirt trap to ensure proper water flow.

Descaler

Procedures and safety precautions for using descaler to prevent scaling.

Decommissioning for long durations

Maintenance by the Customer Service

Recommends professional maintenance checks by authorised service engineers.

Decommissioning for long durations

Steps for preparing the machine for extended periods of non-use.

Re-commissioning

Instructions for bringing the machine back into operation after a long break.

Malfunctions

Malfunctions; display on the operating panel

Explains error messages and indicators displayed on the operating panel.

Error codes (Err 1, Err 6, Err 21, Err 23)

Details specific error codes and their corresponding remedies.

Flashes in red / blue

Explains the meaning of red and blue flashing lights on the panel and their causes.

Malfunctions

Lists common malfunctions, their possible causes, and recommended remedies.

Emission values

Noise

Specifies the workplace noise emission value according to DIN EN ISO 3746.

Exhaust air

Refers to VDI Guideline 2052 for ventilation system design.

Disposal

Installation

Notes for the service engineer or dealer

Notes for service engineers on site selection and installation requirements.

Water connection

Electrical connection

Notes for the electrician

Safety warnings and requirements for electrical connection by authorized personnel.

Mains connection cable

Details on the mains connection cable type and safety requirements.

Equipotential bonding

Instructions for integrating the machine into the local equipotential bonding system.

Position of the dosing points (detergent, rinse aid, defoamer)

Dosing points overview

Identifies the locations of detergent, rinse aid, and defoamer dosing points within the machine.

Connecting external dosing devices

Setting parameter P27

Instructions on how to set parameter P27 for external dosing device functionality.

Connection diagram GS 630

Dimensions

Provides the overall physical dimensions of the GS 630 machine.

Position of the connections (rear view)

Shows the layout and location of various connection points on the rear of the machine.

Accessories

Lists accessory items like supply hoses, drain pipes, and dirt traps.

Installation plan GS 630

Important!

Key considerations for local connections, regulations, and electrical safety.

Water connection details

Detailed specifications for water connection, quality, temperature, hardness, and flow.

Waste water connection

Specifies position, construction, and drain pipe details for waste water connection.

Electrical connection details

Details position, construction, protection, and supply pipe requirements for electrical connection.

Total connected loads GS 630

Niche dimensions GS 630

Declaration of Conformity

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